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Thoughts on Enclomiphine Vs HCG alongside testosterone for the sole purpose of preventing testicular atrophy? I just started EOD 12.5mg Enclomiphine for this purpose. My full details in my most recent post.
AlphaMD's Answer
There are no studies on using enclomiphene and TRT together, but it is becoming a more common practice. Logically, it keeps your FSH and LH production up while the exogenous testosterone would shut it down completely.
HCG increases intratesticular testosterone on par with drugs like enclomiphene, but typically at a higher cost.
Enclomiphene is not without potential side effects however.
It is our opinion that if you wish to remain fertile and prevent testicular atrophy while on TRT, then enclomiphene is an appropriate choice.
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